I've used the pool and the weight room here so that's what my review will focus on. The locker…read morerooms are fine. The pool has a shallow end and a deep end. Unfortunately there are only a couple of lanes available in the deep end as the rest of the deep end is saved for things like water aerobics. The weight room was pretty disappointing. It was missing quite a bit of equipment I would expect in a weight room. I ended up choosing a different gym for my weight lifting, as I was constantly having to change my planned workout due to a lack of equipment. The pool is good though.

Great summer camps and Camp-Counselor-in-Training program. The kids have attended many various…read morecamps & swimming over the years and have since returned as a CIT, lots of fond memories of classes & long time staff/counselors.

Our family loves going to this pool because it is just beautiful here... The lifeguards are very…read morefriendly and so are our co-members...

I met a blonde employee who was actually quite friendly (unlike the other review)--she got a clock…read morefor us when we asked about timers/clocks for lap swimming. The manager is very responsive too. The biggest pain about this pool is that the laps are in the middle, between the main pool and the deep end. Packs of children cross the lap lanes whenever they want to, are observed by staff/lifeguards, and not stopped. This is dangerous and very surprising when you're swimming laps and suddenly there's a child right in front of you. Some parents actually *put their children in the lap lanes* even when they see other people are swimming laps. It's completely frustrating. The children have their own ladder to get out from the deep end, but prefer to swim into the adjacent lane and use that ladder instead. I finally said something to a pack of 4-5 children who were doing this. The lifeguards clearly weren't going to do anything about it. IMHO they should move the lap lanes if possible so that children aren't constantly crossing it. Having it in the middle of the pool was perhaps not the best planning. Otherwise, it would be good to post signs or warn kids not to go into the lanes all the time. Overall it's a good pool and the staff are pretty friendly. I did hear the lifeguards repeatedly yell that 'there were Asians in the back' as the pool was closing up, whatever that means. Came off kind of insensitive. One person in our party was Asian so I couldn't figure out if they were trying to make sure we had left or what before they closed.

We enjoyed our time in the toddler area! It was well staffed with lifeguards monitoring both…read moreslides, at top and bottom. There was a nice covering over the tiny slide and shallow area when the kids need a break from the sun. We also grabbed food while we were there. It was decently priced and taste for a small waterpark. We were able to get a personal pizza, chips, drink, and fries for $10. Pretty typical food selection/prices for an amusement type place. We will be visiting again! It was well suited for my 2 and 5 year old. I can't review any of the rest of the park as I went just to go to the toddler area.

We visited Leitch Water Park in Woodbridge, Virginia for a birthday party, and while the kids had…read moresome fun, the overall experience was pretty disappointing and not well organized. One of the biggest issues was at entry. The host of the party was not clearly informed that she would be required to pay for all party guests at once. She had assumed each guest could pay individually, so this came as a surprise at check-in. The manager on duty explained that while it wasn't a contract requirement, it was their preferred and "most efficient" way of handling party admissions and that they were asking all parties to do it that way that day. This created confusion and inconvenience, especially for parents who were not prepared for it. Food service was another letdown. Outside food wasn't allowed, which is understandable, but the available food options were very limited and not good quality. The pizza was especially disappointing, the crust tasted stale and had an unpleasant, almost frostbitten texture. I also ordered walking nachos, and they were made immediately but then left sitting while we waited for chicken tenders. By the time everything was ready, the chips were soggy and the toppings were cold. When I asked if they could remake them fresh, the staff began talking and laughing among themselves, which came across as unprofessional and dismissive. The park itself was not overly crowded, but there were several rules that didn't seem to make much sense and took away from the kids' enjoyment. The party host also mentioned she was not told the party area would include sand. This was frustrating, as it meant constantly rinsing sand off before going back into the pool area. I also noticed sand at the bottom of the pool, which wasn't very appealing. Overall, the park felt outdated and overpriced for what it offers. Between the confusing policies, underwhelming food, and lack of clear communication, I wouldn't make the drive to return. It has potential, but it definitely needs improvements in organization and upkeep.

I appreciate this swimming pool for what it offers. A very large, deep swimming pool complete with…read morea diving board and lap lanes a smaller separate kiddie pool. There is a convenient large parking lot out front. My issue with this pool is that it is often extremely overcrowded and swarming with unsupervised kids which makes even the shallow kiddie pool dangerous for my son. It's best to come here later on the day when the camp kids are done for the day.

If your ideal summer pool experience involves screaming kids, candy wrappers and leaves floating in…read morethe water more often than not, and a staff of jokers whose lifeguard skills are questionable at best, come to the Old Town pool. I've been coming here all summer for it's one saving grace: four 25-yard lap lanes, which rarely get too crowded. But I've found myself coming here less and less because I end up getting annoyed by the staff of teenagers who clown around so much you wonder if they're even getting paid to be here. I've literally watched them throw each other into the lap lanes where people are swimming and kick around a ball that repeatedly ends up in said lap lanes. I don't expect teenage lifeguards to be uber-professional, but I do expect them to act like they're at a job. It's not like $3/visit is much, but the fact that people pay to use this pool warrants some degree of order for crying out loud. I won't say much about the people who patronize this pool, but you can imagine how out of control this place can get if the staff is full of clowns. The pool itself isn't bad, although I'm not sure it's vacuumed more than a couple of times a week based on the crap I've seen collecting in the bottom. Today I actually saw a cockroach chilling on one of the lane dividers, if that gives you an idea of how seriously cleanliness is taken here. This pool has so much potential to be an oasis in the summer, and if it weren't so convenient I wouldn't come here at all. It's worth a few minutes in the car to head up to the DC pool at East Potomac, which is a Roman bath house compared to this place.

Audrey Moore Rec Center is a Fairfax County facility and it is an older facility but they have…read moreeverything you could ever think of. Outside, there is baseball & softball fields, basketball courts, soccer fields (turf) a skate park, & several walking or biking trails. Inside, they have a full-size swimming pool & diving well with both spring boards and platforms, there are racquetball courts, a gym, and studios for all kinds of classes like yoga, as well as a physical therapy office through INOVA. I have been here many times for my son's soccer & swim team practice as well as just coming to play and have fun. Personally, I have been here for yoga classes as well as PT including aquatic PT. You can purchase a class pass or pay a one day fee or you sign up for a wide variety of classes offered year round. On Wednesdays they have a local farmers market out in the parking lot. They also have county recycling bins, which I have used recently for glass. Note: as expected there's a heavy chlorine smell in the pool area so if you're sensitive before warned.

I used the fitness center which has a nice selection of machines and weights. They keep the place…read morequite clean. One of the ladies supporting the cleaning including the filling of the wipes stands is particularly nice and polite. She salutes everyone. The front desk also has very good young people. The ladies restrooms will benefit if an update and cleaning

We attended the Winter Lights on a Saturday. Tickets were easy to book and only $10/piece. Free…read moreparking and accessible spaces. It took us about 20 minutes to walk through all of the displays as there were a few cute photo ops. Once you get to the end, there are fire pits, a concession stand, and a stall to buy souvenir items. You can also purchase ice skating online for a separate fee. Staff looked miserable, probably because it was cold outside (I admit, I couldn't do it!). Kids seemed to enjoy it. Overall, it was just okay but for $10 ‍

Brought the kiddies here for the first time this summer and they really had a blast. We went…read morebetween the wave pool and the splash pad area. The kids loved it. They even did the water slides. We ate lunch and while it wasn't anything to write home about, it was decent water park food lol. Will definitely come back again.

I used to belong to this pool but we left and joined another local pool. On paper, this pool…read morechecked off a lot of boxes that I was looking for; semi-walking distance, sports teams, community spot, activities, place to hold functions, snack bar, etc. So why the three stars??? it may even be too many. For starters, it is HEAVILY shaded which in turn creates a ripple effect of cold water, cold kids, cold adults, and lots of mosquitoes. When my son was really young we would go in the afternoon and there was hardly ever anyone there and come evening time forget about it with the water temp, brrrrrr, & the mosquito fest!!! We also held one of his bday parties here and rented the pavilion and we had some issues with the pavilion lights not working & the board member that was "helping" us was a jerk about it and rather rude to us. We paid to rent the pavilion with lights & all, no thank you for your attitude! Like most pools do, they have tennis courts, a playground, a Pavillion, Friday Food Trucks (non-pool members can enjoy because they are in the parking lot), float nights, swim/dive teams, and many other events. But like I said, pretty much every pool has these amenities; the other two neighborhood pools, SHRA & SHBR have all of this as does my current pool, AS&T (Annandale Swim & Tennis) but they all have SUN... yes, fun in the sun! This pool also requires all members, regardless of how you do your pool (sports teams & functions or not), to do a co-op of "working" or pay for your volunteer time required. My current pool does not unless you are on the sports teams. It is located on a beautiful piece of property but sadly that's where it ends.

Oh my goshhhh the staff is sooooo nice! I went this evening to look at the Broyhill Rec Center…read morebecause I'm looking for a pool to join. The front desk guy who greeted me was super nice! He let me look around and told me about the property. He said he really liked working there and how great the members were. Driving up it all looks so lovely. Everything was clean and there was tons of seating. I ended up having a few more questions and a girl came and helped me. Margaret mentioned she was only subbing today but she was an absolute gem with info about the pool, the Atlantic staff and other pools in the area. She made such a great impression and my only reason for possibly not joining is that the trees are beautiful but block the sun quite a bit and I'm looking to join a pool for the exact purpose of being in the sun... lots of sun.

We have had so many wonderful experiences at Springfield Golf and Country Club that during COVID we…read moredecided to join as Social Members--and we have loved every moment since. Over the years, we've hosted several family events here, from birthday parties and anniversary dinners to sweet sixteen celebrations and retirement parties. Every single event has been absolutely spectacular. Beyond special occasions, we truly enjoy our family dinners when all the kids are home, as well as business breakfasts on Saturday mornings. The club's full calendar of social events makes it such a vibrant and welcoming place, and we couldn't imagine a more family-friendly environment to be part of. As Social Members, we get to enjoy the pool, tennis courts, gym, exercise classes, and so much more. The variety and quality of amenities are outstanding. A big thank you to the SGCC leadership and staff for everything you do to make this place exceptional. We're grateful to be members and look forward to many more great years ahead!

SGCC is an amazing and family friendly country club! Their facilities are world class and they…read morehave extremely attentive and hospitable staff.